How 
SOCIAL SEGMENTS 
can improve your 
MARKETING IMPACT. 
Socialmedia.org 
October 2014
MICRO-MARKETING 
A new approach to growth
2 Examples 
3 Tips 
Major shift
How can a plate of cheese and broccoli be 
the key to a shift in customer behavior?
DAIRY PRODUCTS SENTIMENT BY CONSUMER MINDSET 
18% 
16% 
14% 
12% 
10% 
8% 
6% 
4% 
2% 
0% 
A mother A cook A woman with 
a condition 
A healthy 
woman 
A fit woman A woman on a 
diet 
Net Sentiment 
Cheese 
Milk 
Yogurt 
People feel differently about cheese in 
different contexts – MICRO SEGMENTATION
MODERN MARKETING 
…for the first time…you can 
actually get to markets that 
you never could before. 
Mark Addicks, CMO, General Mills
MICRO SEGMENTATION 
+ MODERN MARKETING 
= MICRO-MARKETING
MICRO-MARKETING 
In simple English… 
Identify passion 
And talk to it
MODEL B ADVOCACY & SALES RELATIONSHIP 
Model D Units Sold 
Model D Share of Advocacy 
DONE WELL SALES WILL GO UP 
Units Sold 
Share of Advocacy
Nike’s traditional ad budget was reduced by 
40% between ‘09-’12 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 10 
http://fortune.com/2012/02/13/nikes-new-marketing-mojo/
“Nike is going where its 
customer is…online 
communities...to interact 
even more closely with its 
consumers.” 
Mark Parker, CEO, Forbes 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 11
Community engagement Software relationships Product buzz 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 12
It’s working for them, as Traditional spend has gone down revenue has gone up. 
http://fortune.com/2012/02/13/nikes-new-marketing-mojo/ 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 13
Kraft used this insight build a $200m new 
beverage brand in three years? 
http://www.chicagonow.com/marketing-strategist/2013/02/krafts-breakthrough-innovation-with-mio-marketing-to-millennials/
But how can you do it?
NOT
Our interests and passions are contextual not 
demographic 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 17
ONLINE COMMUNITIES ARE ORGANIZED LIKE THE MAGAZINE RACK 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 18
ONLINE COMMUNITIES ARE ORGANIZED LIKE THE MAGAZINE RACK 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 19
GENERAL 
HEALTH 
2.9 million 
conversations 
OBESITY 
700,000 
conversations 
CANCER 
900,000 
conversations 
CROHN’S & 
COLITIS 
200,000 
conversations 
MULTIPLE 
SCLEROSIS 
175,000 
conversations 
DIABETES 
450,000 
conversations 
FIBROMYALGIA 
100,000 
conversations 
HEPATITIS 
100,000 
conversations 
RA & 
ARTHRITIS 
50,000 
conversations 
GI & 
CELIAC 
120,000 
conversations 
CARDIAC 
35,000 
conversations 
CYSTIC 
FIBROSIS 
25,000 
conversations 
ASTHMA & 
ALLERGIES 
35,000 
conversations 
LUPUS 
20,000 
conversations 
PSORIASIS 
12,000 
conversations 
HEALTH & 
MEDICAL 
6 million 
conversations
LASSO PASSION 
A BRAND IN A PICKLE 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 21
NICHES Cooks, food-lovers, and dieters dominate pickle interest, but fitness buffs are 
a strong presence too. 
PICKLE PASSION – COMMUNITIES THAT GENERATE PICKLE-TALK: 11/2009-10/2010 
SHARE OF PICKLE-TALK 
31.5% 
13.0% 
10.5% 10.4% 
7.8% 
5.3% 4.8% 4.2% 3.6% 3.6% 
2.7% 2.7% 
40% 
30% 
20% 
10% 
0% 
Source: Pickle Conversations – 11/2009-10/2010 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 22
STORIES People talk about the many ways they have found to use pickles 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 23
PICKLE PASSION Much broader than expected 
PICKLE JUICE THEMES: 11/2009-10/2010 
53.9% 
22.4% 21.4% 
Pickle juice is fun to talk about because it 
is a veritable Swiss Army Knife, full of 
hidden and surprising uses. 
10.7% 
9.2% 9.1% 
60% 
50% 
40% 
30% 
20% 
10% 
0% 
Recipes (food) Recipes (drink) Drinking it 
straight 
Fitness & health Pregnancy 
cravings 
Frugality (re-usability) 
SHARE OF PICKLE JUICE DISCUSSION 
Source: Pickle Conversations – 11/2009-10/2010 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 24
SOCIAL FUEL A catalyst for idea sharing 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 25
FACEBOOK New ideas 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 26
YOU TUBE Educational medium 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 27
RESULTS 
Grew Facebook audience x25 in 4 
months 
Attracted 1M viewers in the first 
month of their YouTube campaign 
Generated twice the payback 
using social media vs traditional 
advertising. 
Claussen’s market share grew 0.4 
share points while competitors 
declined 0.8. 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 28
“Stop demanding the web conform to your 
desire for mass—and instead realize that 
mattering a lot to a few people is worth far 
more than mattering just a little to everyone.” 
SETH GODIN 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 29
G©RMOTEIVEQEUESKT 11/1 2/G2014 ROWTH 30
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 31
YOGURT STORIES One of the interesting findings is how specific the stories are 
that yogurt consumers are sharing in the online space. 
Source: All Yogurt Conversation 3/1/2012 – 2/28/2013 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 32
SOURCES The context changes the action drivers. 
DIETING PARENTING 
WeightWatchers.com – 1 
CalorieCount.com – 4 
MarksDailyApple.com – 7 
3FatChicks.com – 14 
LowCarbFriends.com – 20 
TheBump.com – 3 
Baby-Gaga.com – 6 
WhatToExpect.com – 8 
BabyAndBump.com – 9 
Mothering.com – 19 
FITNESS/TRAINING COOKING 
BodyBuilding.com – 4 
RunnersWorld.com – 12 
HealingWell.com – 17 
WholeFoodsMarket.com – 11 
ChowHound.com – 14 
Note: The number to the right of 
the site is the contributing rank of 
yogurt conversation. 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 33
YOGURT STORY TELLERS Given yogurt topics, sources of conversation and a lack 
of overlapping conversation, we can identify different profiles of yogurt storytellers. 
DIETERS PARENTS 
“Your best bet, low cal wise, is 
going to be low fat or fat free 
plain greek yogurt. The only 
sugar in it will be the natural sugar 
found in dairy. You can dress it up 
with a bit of fruit if you need some 
sweet.” 
Source: http://caloriecount.about.com 
26.9% 
% of yogurt posters 
17.0% 
% of yogurt posters 
ATHLETES FOODIES 
“as long as he is eating yogurt or cheese 
..milk is not needed…i just upped his 
yogurt and he loves that stuff so 
he is still getting the stuff he needs 
to grow.” 
Source: http://www.cafemom.com 
“Two of my favorite snacks 
for work, working out, or 
any time are Fage yogurt 
and raw almonds. They are 
high in protein so they make a 
great recovery food after a work 
out, and they are very 
satisfying!” 
Source: http://blog.wholefoodsmarket.com 
“butternut squash and apple soup with 
pressure cooker recipe here. This is 
outstanding, gently-spiced and well 
balanced. The choice of Greek 
yogurt is perfect, because it is 
creamier than most commercial 
yorgurts. I did incorporate a 1/2 tsp 
of cornflour and 1/4 tsp cornstarch to 
the yogurt before adding it to the puree 
and broth to prevent the yogurt from 
separating.” 
Source: http://cookeatshare.com 
11.0% 
10.2% 
% of yogurt posters 
% of yogurt posters 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 34
YOGURT SEGMENTS People are motivated by different aspects of Greek yogurt in 
different circumstances. 
DIET FOOD EXERCISE PARENT 
FEEL ACCOMPLISHED 
FEEL TRANSFORMED 
FEEL SENSUAL 
FEEL PURE 
FEEL CONNECTED 
FEEL NURTURING 
94 
95 
140 
89 
103 
96 
124 
94 
71 
91 
96 
77 
82 
83 
75 
113 
93 
210 
Note: Indexes are based on expected correlation. Baseline average is 100. If the 
number is >100, the concept is more highly correlated than statistically expected. 
133 
109 
87 
109 
94 
90 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 35 
Source: Yogurt Conversations, 3/1/2012-2/29/2012
3 Tips to discover growth 
1. Explore new data sources to find untapped 
growth opportunities. 
2. Activate your strategy against what consumers 
are passionate about. 
3. Optimize as you go to give your strategy room to 
expand. 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 36
EXAMPLE INSURANCE MICROMARKETING 
Can help you spot and action new opportunities for growth? 
SOURCES 
1st time car RVers Motorcycle Retiree Classic College Home Renters 
ACTIVATION 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 37
Think 
Tribal. 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 38
David Rabjohns 
CEO 
MotiveQuest 
@MotiveQuest 
drabjohns@motivequest.com 
www.motivequest.com 
©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 39

Motivequest on Micro-marketing

  • 1.
    How SOCIAL SEGMENTS can improve your MARKETING IMPACT. Socialmedia.org October 2014
  • 2.
    MICRO-MARKETING A newapproach to growth
  • 3.
    2 Examples 3Tips Major shift
  • 4.
    How can aplate of cheese and broccoli be the key to a shift in customer behavior?
  • 5.
    DAIRY PRODUCTS SENTIMENTBY CONSUMER MINDSET 18% 16% 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% A mother A cook A woman with a condition A healthy woman A fit woman A woman on a diet Net Sentiment Cheese Milk Yogurt People feel differently about cheese in different contexts – MICRO SEGMENTATION
  • 6.
    MODERN MARKETING …forthe first time…you can actually get to markets that you never could before. Mark Addicks, CMO, General Mills
  • 7.
    MICRO SEGMENTATION +MODERN MARKETING = MICRO-MARKETING
  • 8.
    MICRO-MARKETING In simpleEnglish… Identify passion And talk to it
  • 9.
    MODEL B ADVOCACY& SALES RELATIONSHIP Model D Units Sold Model D Share of Advocacy DONE WELL SALES WILL GO UP Units Sold Share of Advocacy
  • 10.
    Nike’s traditional adbudget was reduced by 40% between ‘09-’12 ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 10 http://fortune.com/2012/02/13/nikes-new-marketing-mojo/
  • 11.
    “Nike is goingwhere its customer is…online communities...to interact even more closely with its consumers.” Mark Parker, CEO, Forbes ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 11
  • 12.
    Community engagement Softwarerelationships Product buzz ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 12
  • 13.
    It’s working forthem, as Traditional spend has gone down revenue has gone up. http://fortune.com/2012/02/13/nikes-new-marketing-mojo/ ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 13
  • 14.
    Kraft used thisinsight build a $200m new beverage brand in three years? http://www.chicagonow.com/marketing-strategist/2013/02/krafts-breakthrough-innovation-with-mio-marketing-to-millennials/
  • 15.
    But how canyou do it?
  • 16.
  • 17.
    Our interests andpassions are contextual not demographic ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 17
  • 18.
    ONLINE COMMUNITIES AREORGANIZED LIKE THE MAGAZINE RACK ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 18
  • 19.
    ONLINE COMMUNITIES AREORGANIZED LIKE THE MAGAZINE RACK ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 19
  • 20.
    GENERAL HEALTH 2.9million conversations OBESITY 700,000 conversations CANCER 900,000 conversations CROHN’S & COLITIS 200,000 conversations MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS 175,000 conversations DIABETES 450,000 conversations FIBROMYALGIA 100,000 conversations HEPATITIS 100,000 conversations RA & ARTHRITIS 50,000 conversations GI & CELIAC 120,000 conversations CARDIAC 35,000 conversations CYSTIC FIBROSIS 25,000 conversations ASTHMA & ALLERGIES 35,000 conversations LUPUS 20,000 conversations PSORIASIS 12,000 conversations HEALTH & MEDICAL 6 million conversations
  • 21.
    LASSO PASSION ABRAND IN A PICKLE ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 21
  • 22.
    NICHES Cooks, food-lovers,and dieters dominate pickle interest, but fitness buffs are a strong presence too. PICKLE PASSION – COMMUNITIES THAT GENERATE PICKLE-TALK: 11/2009-10/2010 SHARE OF PICKLE-TALK 31.5% 13.0% 10.5% 10.4% 7.8% 5.3% 4.8% 4.2% 3.6% 3.6% 2.7% 2.7% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Source: Pickle Conversations – 11/2009-10/2010 ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 22
  • 23.
    STORIES People talkabout the many ways they have found to use pickles ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 23
  • 24.
    PICKLE PASSION Muchbroader than expected PICKLE JUICE THEMES: 11/2009-10/2010 53.9% 22.4% 21.4% Pickle juice is fun to talk about because it is a veritable Swiss Army Knife, full of hidden and surprising uses. 10.7% 9.2% 9.1% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Recipes (food) Recipes (drink) Drinking it straight Fitness & health Pregnancy cravings Frugality (re-usability) SHARE OF PICKLE JUICE DISCUSSION Source: Pickle Conversations – 11/2009-10/2010 ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 24
  • 25.
    SOCIAL FUEL Acatalyst for idea sharing ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 25
  • 26.
    FACEBOOK New ideas ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 26
  • 27.
    YOU TUBE Educationalmedium ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 27
  • 28.
    RESULTS Grew Facebookaudience x25 in 4 months Attracted 1M viewers in the first month of their YouTube campaign Generated twice the payback using social media vs traditional advertising. Claussen’s market share grew 0.4 share points while competitors declined 0.8. ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 28
  • 29.
    “Stop demanding theweb conform to your desire for mass—and instead realize that mattering a lot to a few people is worth far more than mattering just a little to everyone.” SETH GODIN ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 29
  • 30.
  • 31.
  • 32.
    YOGURT STORIES Oneof the interesting findings is how specific the stories are that yogurt consumers are sharing in the online space. Source: All Yogurt Conversation 3/1/2012 – 2/28/2013 ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 32
  • 33.
    SOURCES The contextchanges the action drivers. DIETING PARENTING WeightWatchers.com – 1 CalorieCount.com – 4 MarksDailyApple.com – 7 3FatChicks.com – 14 LowCarbFriends.com – 20 TheBump.com – 3 Baby-Gaga.com – 6 WhatToExpect.com – 8 BabyAndBump.com – 9 Mothering.com – 19 FITNESS/TRAINING COOKING BodyBuilding.com – 4 RunnersWorld.com – 12 HealingWell.com – 17 WholeFoodsMarket.com – 11 ChowHound.com – 14 Note: The number to the right of the site is the contributing rank of yogurt conversation. ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 33
  • 34.
    YOGURT STORY TELLERSGiven yogurt topics, sources of conversation and a lack of overlapping conversation, we can identify different profiles of yogurt storytellers. DIETERS PARENTS “Your best bet, low cal wise, is going to be low fat or fat free plain greek yogurt. The only sugar in it will be the natural sugar found in dairy. You can dress it up with a bit of fruit if you need some sweet.” Source: http://caloriecount.about.com 26.9% % of yogurt posters 17.0% % of yogurt posters ATHLETES FOODIES “as long as he is eating yogurt or cheese ..milk is not needed…i just upped his yogurt and he loves that stuff so he is still getting the stuff he needs to grow.” Source: http://www.cafemom.com “Two of my favorite snacks for work, working out, or any time are Fage yogurt and raw almonds. They are high in protein so they make a great recovery food after a work out, and they are very satisfying!” Source: http://blog.wholefoodsmarket.com “butternut squash and apple soup with pressure cooker recipe here. This is outstanding, gently-spiced and well balanced. The choice of Greek yogurt is perfect, because it is creamier than most commercial yorgurts. I did incorporate a 1/2 tsp of cornflour and 1/4 tsp cornstarch to the yogurt before adding it to the puree and broth to prevent the yogurt from separating.” Source: http://cookeatshare.com 11.0% 10.2% % of yogurt posters % of yogurt posters ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 34
  • 35.
    YOGURT SEGMENTS Peopleare motivated by different aspects of Greek yogurt in different circumstances. DIET FOOD EXERCISE PARENT FEEL ACCOMPLISHED FEEL TRANSFORMED FEEL SENSUAL FEEL PURE FEEL CONNECTED FEEL NURTURING 94 95 140 89 103 96 124 94 71 91 96 77 82 83 75 113 93 210 Note: Indexes are based on expected correlation. Baseline average is 100. If the number is >100, the concept is more highly correlated than statistically expected. 133 109 87 109 94 90 ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 35 Source: Yogurt Conversations, 3/1/2012-2/29/2012
  • 36.
    3 Tips todiscover growth 1. Explore new data sources to find untapped growth opportunities. 2. Activate your strategy against what consumers are passionate about. 3. Optimize as you go to give your strategy room to expand. ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 36
  • 37.
    EXAMPLE INSURANCE MICROMARKETING Can help you spot and action new opportunities for growth? SOURCES 1st time car RVers Motorcycle Retiree Classic College Home Renters ACTIVATION ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 37
  • 38.
  • 39.
    David Rabjohns CEO MotiveQuest @MotiveQuest drabjohns@motivequest.com www.motivequest.com ©MOTIVEQUEST 11/12/2014 39